Battlefield 1 is set to release in October and will feature a bunch of maps based on historic World War 1 locations. It’ll also include classic Battlefield modes, in addition to a new one called Operations, where you wage war across several maps and rounds in an inter-connected series of battles.
More maps and modes are sure to be revealed in the future, but the confirmed maps so far are set in France and Italy. A war-torn French city; the trench-filled battlefields of Northern France; the Venetion Alps; and the Adriatic coast are all settings for Battlefield 1’s matches.
Battlefield 1’s confirmed modes are the large-scale Conquest, the close-quarters Domination, and the inter-connected Operations, which features a series of maps and matches. For example, if the defenders fail to keep their objectives, they’ll retreat and regroup on a new map in a new match, and the battle will continue.
You can see the full lists of confirmed maps and modes below.
Battlefield 1’s multiplayer was shown after EA’s E3 press conference. During it, we saw the 64-player Conquest mode played by celebrities (and learned that Terry Crews and Snoop Dogg aren’t very good at the game).
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Source: GameSpot